Príklady ploy

• But the success of this ploy is only partial.

• Narratives are seen, then, both as rhetorical ploys (disguising genuine selves) and as the very thing that guarantees our ability to have selves.

• The ploy, of course, backfires because although such a strategy may build up wealth it does so at the expense of a man's honour.

• What was once a respectable culture is now just viewed as a marketing ploy.

• One of the common ploys of the girl-group repertory is a game of musical leapfrog.

• The reverse side of the poster is another marketing ploy.

• The conventional spellings of these words have been simplified or altered to create a visual novelty effect or enhance an attention-getting ploy.

• But without allocating increased resources to controlling unregulated movement into the towns, such ploys were unlikely to be effective.

• If this was her ploy, it was successful.

• It is a standard rhetorical ploy to attribute one's ideas to someone respected who can lend weight to the controversial proposal.

• But the consistent focus of the magazine suggests that the perilous state of men is more than a rhetorical ploy.

• Consequently, the discourse on urban conditions within the academy has been tainted by the failure of this ideological ploy by the profession.

• It would have been a better negotiating ploy than the one actually used.

• This is nothing if not original, and it is an arresting ploy.

• The ploy may have helped, but not much.